A nice feature of the hard disk drive logic is that if you plug a thumb drive in and record all tracks it will duplicate and triplicate all the tracks onto the hard drive even though they already exist! I now have 1600+ tracks when I should only have a quarter of that.

I've tried to delete by album, artist, and genre but it will only delete the current track. I can't sit there and delete 1200 songs indiviually :cookoo:

Anyone have any ideas other than taking it to the dealer?

Thanks

If the dealer has a solution let us know!

I had a sililar situation putting CD's on the hard drive. I couldn't get it to record individual songs off the CD. Only the entire CD, then I had to remove the other songs one at a time. I didn't get it either?

Try this. Play your CD and select the song you want to hear. While it is playing record only that song. This should take somewhat less time than is needed to listen to the whole song. Then go to next song on the CD that youwant to record. Again record only that song. In this way, you only put the songs you want on the hardfile. If you record something you don't want, erasing one or two mistakes is a lot easier than erasing all the songs you don't want.

A nice feature of the hard disk drive logic is that if you plug a thumb drive in and record all tracks it will duplicate and triplicate all the tracks onto the hard drive even though they already exist! I now have 1600+ tracks when I should only have a quarter of that.

I've tried to delete by album, artist, and genre but it will only delete the current track. I can't sit there and delete 1200 songs indiviually :cookoo:

Anyone have any ideas other than taking it to the dealer?

Thanks

It is not necessary to delete each song individually. While I did not find a way to wipe clean the entire song list, it is possible to delete entire genre's or albums.

For instance... from the main menu select (using either the touch screen or center knob) "Albums" or "Genre". The system will generate a list for you. At this point using the... CENTER KNOB ONLY ... rotate until the desired item (Genre or album) is highlighted in LIGHT BLUE (there are 2 shades of blue used to identify cursor positioning). It is important not to select the highlighted item by depressing the button in the center knob or by touching the screen. Simply press the DEL button once highlighted and you'll be given a Y/N option to delete the entire group of songs.

Deleting by genre is the quickest way to wipe clean the HDD.